This makes me want some steak.

Last edited by meister (2011-03-06 00:38:38)

Dandelions salad is a staple in France.  We do that in the Spring when the flower are in buds, I like it.

BTW, do you know where the term "Dandelion" come from?  From the French "dents de lion", i.e. lion's teeth.  (In French, they are called pissenlit, i.e., "pee in bed" due to their apparent strong diuretic effect.)

With this said, I believe we're made for a largely carnivorous diet.  Nothing again a few veggies and salads with that, of course.

The American and English guys here are gonna think we are mad as snakes. They wouldn't be used to seeing such foods. They like hamburgers and pizza instead. Poor silly buggers.

l was even thinking about getting some thistles today (prickles), but l decided to give them a miss today.   l'm not too keen on eating bleedin' prickles, they don't taste very nice.

Natures weeds are so nutritious and powerful. Super powerful nutrition unequaled by any other foods. You don't need to eat many weeds, just a little bit once a week.

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It appears the "boys" were mostly adults, at least legally. Anyone who for even a moment would try to make them seem like victims too, should be rounded up with them. The first quote is extraordinarily liberal (American version) and the second quote extraordinarily conservative (again, American version). No doubt the usual loudmouthed pundits are having a field day with this thing.

You know you are fucked when . . .

http://earthquakes.videohq.tv/2011/03/japan-giant-tsunami-wave-eats-boat-as.html

An 8.9 quake?  That's about as big as "The Big One" gets . . .

Yes; it's logarithmic.  I was in a 7.4 in the western US once, but the 8.9 is FIFTEEN times greater in magnitude.  I have no interest in repeating my earlier experience, but I can only imagine what this quake felt like.

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